New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
AND CRITICISED BY MIR. Ed
MUND YATES.
THE QUEENS MOvEMENTs-RoYALTY GOING TC
BRIGHToN-LoRD sIIIsBURY's VISIT TO OK
FoRD-wHERE BISMARCK GETS IFS
INCOME-sIMMONs's LONGFELs
LOw-PERSONAL AND
THEATRICAL.


CONGRESSIONAL AND
THEATRICAL
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUYE.l
Copyright; 1887 By The New York Trtbune.
LONDON Oct. 3l-Ihe Queen Will not arrive at
Windsor before saturday, May 10, and will not come
South until the following Saturday Princess Beatrice
WILL of course. accompany Her Majesty. The Court
will reside at Windsor till about December 20, when
the Queen intends to Osborne TIL the middle u
February The royal yacht Osborne will arrive at
amouh harbor to-day and the Prince Of Wales will
dine and sleep on board tomorrow. The Osborne
returns to Portsmouth Thursday, but Will not be
laid up until she has conveyed the Princess Of Wales
from the Continent The announcement, that the Irin-
cess of Wales and her daughters expected at sand
bingham next week is quite unfoundcd. II Is hoped
that the royal parry will be able to leave Frcensborg
for England about the odd in which hc1'rnce and
Princess of Wales Will entertain number Of guests al
sandrIngham from November 20 till December o.
ROYALTY AGAIN FAvoRs BRIGHTON.
The people of Brighton happy in the rumOr
that their watering place has been selected As that in
which the children Of the Prince. and Princess of Wales
should convalesce. and that house has been taken
and is being prepared for their reception. Brighto'
since the days of the great George has not been much
favored by royalty The Queen has visited it since
the early days of her reign and it has charms for
the Prince of Wales. less important percentages only
appear there occasionally to collect money for con
cert open bazar and the natural cquence Is that
brighton is not cx cnsvey patronizcd by the arioc-
racy. makes the most of such stray members of the
pceragc as catch is especially kind to baronet
docs he military and paradcs with pride the inov
liable contingent Of captains or colonies or knights
IT is essentially upper middle Glass place
bu thrves for ali that.
THE CAR STILL AT FREDENsBORG
The Emperor and Empress of Russia are not liNrly
leave redensbOrg for ST. petersburg for three weeks
Hr~ch, their Court physician, insists that his 'mpe
rial patients shall remain In bed till they quito con
vaicscen AT least fortnight must clapSc AFTER they
are allowed leave their before will be safe
TO unde AXE the long and trying Journey to St Peters
burg The imperial party will return 10 Russia through
Geramny by the Gjcdscr- Warnemundc route.
THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF BRAZIL.
Tho Emperor and Empress of Brazil left Paris on
Wednesday for Cannes. where they intend to reside until
the beginning Of January, when they contemplate a
trip TO Egypt and the Holy Land, returning TO Europc
in Apin. The Emperor and Empress purpose coming
to London next May for Short time They VIII PROB
ably pass the summer in Germany, returning to Brazil
in the autumn.
THE DUKE or CAMBRIDGEs JUBILEE.
The Duke of Cambridge will be entertained ON Friday
banquet which l. 10 be given him a tho Hotel Mel
| ropoc by the military members of the United Service
Club TO celebrate his jubilee officer of the Brsh
| Army The Duke entered the army November g.
|
list was closed within few hours of ben. opened The
| Prince of Wales has promised be pr.scnt, the
dinner not likely begin at early hour as His
Royal Hchness only returns from Cornwall on tlida!
evening by the Zulu Express which l. due to arrive
at Paddngton at s 10
| THE DUCHESS or TICK AT MANCHESTER.
| The manner in which the Duchess Of Tcck did the
Manches er Exhibition must have delighted the souls
Of sir Joseph Lee and Mr.. Bapty William Agnew. who
fupi Of
stitutional energy which he formerly wasted on poll
,ics There was a terrible crowd Friday while she
Inspected the watcI-colors. The Duchess looked re-
markably well in a striped woocn dress small black
cloak trimmed with fur, and brown felt bonnet bound
with velvet Notwithstanding the counter attraction
presented by the royal patronage Of the switchback
outside, body guard Of six stawart policemen ana
two officials was required 10 moderate the enthusiasm
of the Iowa. public Tho exhibition VIII close s doors
| on the 10Th. Sir Joseph Lee Is to pronounce The
funeral GRAFTON and Sims Reeves and MADAME Irebe
will sing Is requiem The profit Of tho exhibition
amount to 100000, and it Is proposed 10 devote The
sum to the erection Of industrial museum Of ra"
fabrics Tie guaranOrs, however, desire 10 Dc heafd
before any decision u taken.
| LORD sALIsBCRY's VISIT TO OXFORD.
| A. a Liberal meeting held few day ago at oxford
| An enormous placarI. which suspended over the
heads Of the learned occupants of the platform, amongst
whom was Canon Fremanile. bore the legend " lI;-
member Mtchollstown and BafOurs bullets. bayonct7
and ba ons. Vcrdict-Wiliu I1urier! God save
| ireland oxford is nevertheless preparing 10 %
specal honor 10 Lord Salisbury, who visits that place
about the middle OF next month. lie vii! come a. the
Conservative Premier and Chancellor, clad Ia the
gaudy robes Of and attended by six bcadcs with
silver wand- Tho welcome which await him both Ia
the University aud the city Will coDpcn-ae Tor NE
! loss of spectacular display which characteHzed MS
appearance tho occasion Of the opening Of the lnaia
Institu
| THE FSrrEpRIsISG MAYOR or CAMBRIDGE.
| " u Relfarn the cntcrpIislng and enlightened
| MAYOR IF Cambridge, who persuaded the University
authorities to allow him ~ bui!i tho Theatre Roy al
has been reelected 10 office and made Justice OF the
Peace for Cambnd.cshire. The number OF freshmen
at Cambridge this term reaches sol Lord Chelsea l.
he latest arrival at Trinity. Mcssrs. g. H. Bcrcsfoid
| /. W. Dc ROihschiid and Prince lfcderch Dbu''ep
| singh have all entered aristOcratc Magdalcn
| PRINCE BIsuARCk's BIG PAPER MILL
| bismarck, paper mill Varzin, which was burnt
last year has bccn rebuilt at cost Of 10000, and Is
now one of the largest and moss complete establish
mcnts I'm Germany 1t IL lighted throughout with
electricity. It's daily production averages hfcch
ions. Bismarck realizes enormous profits every year
from this paper mill also from his disuicry and nom
sale, of timber In the forests around Friedrchsruhe
SIR REpvERs BULLER's HEAVY TASK.
Sir Rcdvcrs Butler, late Under secretary nj Dubin'
having now settled down again al the Horse Cuards,
arranging plans for tho latest reorganization OF Tho
cnmissaliat and transport duty, which nobody envic,
him considering al tho conflicting Interests which he
Will find IL necessary to take account OF and the vast
| amount Of vexaton Of spirit which prevails among
| commissariat officers of the old school
WHERE PEACE AND HARMONY PREVAIL NOT
| Peace and harmony do not prevail at the Nationai
| ts,,cr., Climb The rank file inclined TO rebel
against the parental authority Of the unonst share
holders and requisition has been extensively sghoo
in favor of special general meeting at p H. On DO
Gambler g. when very sweeping resolution Ia iaVor Vi